“I escaped!!!” – Ibadan explosion survivor shares before and after photos

• An X user identified as @Shurley_banks rolls out his before and after photos after surviving the deadly Ibadan explosion.
• Expressing gratitude to God, he disclosed that he escaped the horrific incident.

A survivor of the recent Ibadan explosion in Oyo state, Nigeria, expressed gratitude to God while sharing his before and after photos.

The massive explosion, which occurred on Tuesday night, resulted in the collapse of numerous buildings in the area, causing casualties and injuries.

The survivor, identified as Ade and using the handle @Shurley_banks on his X page, posted a two-slide transformation on social media. The before picture showed him sitting in his car, wearing a sunshade, as he appeared good-looking.

The after photo, circulating widely since the incident, depicted Ade in a state of fear and anxiety, his face covered in dust after he escaped from one of the collapsed buildings.

Ade shared his gratitude to God, stating:

“I Escaped!!! I still don’t even know what’s happening here in Ibadan, but we are safe 🙏 All we heard was a massive blast.” 

In a subsequent post, Ade continued to share his experience, reflecting on the unfortunate occurrence. The images and his narration provided a poignant insight into the harrowing experience of those affected by the explosion.

He wrote:

“Same person Different scenarios God did!”

See the post below:

Reacting to the post, One  @Elkrosmediahub wrote: “Thank God for mercies bruh🙏🏽”.

@chukkysmiles_ wrote: “You just Dey detonate into different looks Ade bomboy”.

@_FarouqOlami wrote: “bro grew old for a minute 💀”.

@thisisJaddy wrote: “Ibadan Kevin De Bruyne. Thank God you are safe bro 🙏🏾”. 

@Irunnia_ wrote: “Natural tint. Happy you made it out safe 💪”

@flowzpam wrote: “Done and dusted. While we’re here, Pleaseeee repost my pencil drawing 🙏♥️”

@Landlordoflagos wrote: “Omo I can see why they said you did natural tint now. Congratulations God will always save us. May God comfort those families who lost their loved ones. “